3 toed track I ran across today

[ilbob]

I think it is a turkey with a dog print superimposed on it. There aren't many 3 toed critters around here except turkeys.

 

[beatledog7]

Ever see War of the Worlds? Those guys had everything in threes.

 

[HOOfan_1]

How large was it? Might it have been a T-Rex?

 

[wyohome]

I found this track a couple of summers ago. It had been there about 100 million years.

 

[finnwolf64]

Looks like an Emu track. A very lost Emu.

 

[Art Eatman]

Wild-eyed speculation: A dog which "mostly" escaped from a trap, having left a toe behind.

I offer that because a dog of mine was once caught in a trap by just a toe. I managed to find and rescue him before he tore loose...

 

[ClickClickD'oh]

Chupacabra. Definitely a Chupacabra.

 

[Gunnerboy]

Hope your packin a 577 tyrannasaur

 

[Loyalist Dave]

Chupacabra. Definitely a Chupacabra.

Let's be a little more accurate, shall we?

That's a three toed Chupacabra, NOt to be confused with the spotted Chupacabra, nor the Lesser Chupacabra.

LD

 

[beatledog7]

That's a three toed Chupacabra, not to be confused with the spotted Chupacabra, nor the Lesser Chupacabra.

Yes, of course. But if we determine it was a three-toed chup, that still leaves the mystery open. Was it a brown three-toed, or a black three-toed. Given the nominal variance in their sizes, we'll never really know (unless the OP can get a daylight photo of the track maker).

 

[MCgunner]

Season's closed on all three toed chupacabra due to inadequate population numbers, or at least the gun shop guy was telling me that the other day when I was there buying some Zombiemax ammo.

 

[o Unforgiven o]

^^ That is why I love THR!

 

[snakeman]

^^^I didn't get here fast enough! That's what I was going to say!

 

[ghostoftheprairie]

Satan?

 

[Malachi Leviticus Blue]

Tip-Toeing Turkey?

 

[beatledog7]

Unless it was a Griffon....

 

[Fat_46]

That's the track from a blizzard lizard - its on the same evolutionary limb as the snow snake and ice mice. They evolved in order to survive the perils of extreme cold weather, and have been able to survive for hundreds of years due to their unique blood type, which is known by its scientific name Prestoneius Nofreeziius. While a closely guarded industry secret, certain companies milk these lizards and package the product in bright yellow jugs, advocating that the contents be used in automotive radiators.

 

[Art Eatman]

Fat 46 for the win!